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SRI International, an independent, nonprofit research and development institute, is seeking healthy fraternal and identical twin pairs to participate in a National Institutes of Health-sponsored study that will help scientists develop more targeted and effective pain relief medications. Volunteer twins will participate in one day of tests at Stanford University School of Medicine.

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